Charlie Mays is a journalist based in Memphis, Tennessee, specializing in local hip-hop and rap culture. With a focus on Memphis artists and their impact on the music scene, Charlie covers music videos, interviews, and explores the legacy of iconic rappers. Through his work for MemphisRap.com, Charlie aims to showcase the vibrancy and talent of the local hip-hop community.
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Check out Memphis rapper MoneyBagg Yo in the music video for the song "Nun Like Me."
By: Charlie Mays
DGB sat down with none other than Memphis rap icon M.C. Mack (The Kaze/KamiLaze, Inc.) for an exclusive "Off The Porch" interview.
Check out 2Deep The Southern President in this hot track entitled "The Kid From Memphis".
Check out Memphis R&B singer Kendrick P in the song "Years & Tears" featuring Don Trip.
Check out Memphis rappers ODawg, ATM Von and CB Stackz in the music video for the song "Break A Bihh".
Memphis rapper White $osa in the music video for his track "Tommy n' Ghost." Plus, he's got some company! White $osa has brought on Sett, an artist from Memphis signed to 1017 (Atlantic Records/Warner Music Group).
Check out Memphis rapper Don Trip in the music video for the song titled "Say Less." The song "Say Less" comes from off his latest album "Hell's Kitchen".
Memphis female rapper Cas Brooks in the music video for her first single, I Knoww. The song is released under her older brother C4 Da Don's label Bomb Squad Mafia.
Check out Memphis female rapper GloRilla in the music video for the single “Cha Cha Cha” which comes off the CMG label compilation, "Gangsta Art 2."
By: Charlie Mays
New Jersey is no stranger to the rap game. Although it may not boast as many hip-hop stars as neighboring New York, the Garden State has produced many rap talents who have topped charts, won accolades, and made a name for themselves in the music world. Whether you are into trap, backpack, or gangster rap,
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